Grants and Contributions:
The expected outcomes of this project include: (1) increased and improved HDP actors’ policies and practices that integrate conflict sensitivity and peacebuilding concerns; (2) increased integration of gender considerations and marginalized groups in Ethiopian-led conflict sensitivity and peacebuilding discourse and practice; (3) improved coherence between HDP sector policies and strategies in ways that optimise conflict sensitivity and peacebuilding; (4) increased awareness amongst HDP practitioners on how to integrate conflict sensitivity and peacebuilding concerns into organisational policies and practices; (5) increased and improved quality of HDP practitioners’ conflict sensitivity and peacebuilding skills and knowledge, including on gender and inclusion, particularly amongst Ethiopian organizations; (6) increased awareness by HDP actors on how to incorporate new knowledge relevant to peacebuilding and conflict sensitivity, including on gender and inclusion, into their policies, program designs and business processes; and (7) increased capacity of HDP actors to adjust policies and programs for conflict sensitivity and peacebuilding pact based upon knowledge received from others
Belated reporting.
The Peace and Stabilization Operations Program (PSOPs) is an integral component of the Government of Canada’s toolbox to prevent and respond to conflicts and crises abroad. It supports rapid, effective, whole-of-government coordinated responses to a wide range of challenges and serves as a valuable instrument for supporting stability in conflict-affected regions. PSOPs provides visible and concrete assistance in response to conflicts and crises abroad through targeted programming, the deployment of Canadian police officers (in partnership with Public Safety Canada and the RCMP) and civilian personnel, and direct support to the UN and multilateral peace operations, conflict prevention, mediation, and peacebuilding efforts.